Translation of "theoretical consumption" to Russian

Select source language

Source text

23 / 999

Select target language

Translation results

Your text has been partially translated.
You can translate a maximum of 999 characters at a time.
Login or register for free on PROMT.One and translate even more!

Advert

Dictionary translations for "theoretical consumption"

theoretical consumption noun

pl. theoretical consumptions

теоретический расход м.р. (Metallurgy)

Contexts with "theoretical consumption"

In America, the consumption of fast-food has tripled between 1977 and 1995. В Америке потребление фаст-фуда возросло в три раза с 1977 по 1995 гг.

The Greeks made theoretical models of geometry. Греки создали теоретические модели в геометрии.

Alcohol consumption is increasing every year. Потребление алкоголя растёт с каждым годом.

Meanwhile, theoretical work by Stern and others suggested that the planet’s volatile surface frosts and its tenuous atmosphere were locked in a slow, complex dance, with ice continually migrating with the changing seasons, evaporating from the dimly sunlit summer pole and condensing in the Stygian darkness of the winter pole. Между тем, Стерн с коллегами предположили, что неустойчивые льды на поверхности планеты и ее разряженная атмосфера взаимозависимы, они изменяются в медленном и сложном танце, при этом перемещение льда носит сезонный характер: он то испаряется с тускло освещенного летнего полюса, то конденсируется в кромешной мгле, скрывающей зимний полюс.

Japan's consumption of rice is decreasing. Потребление риса в Японии падает.

Examples of word usage in different contexts are provided solely for linguistic purposes, i.e. to study word usage in a sentence in one language and how they can be translated into another. All samples are automatically collected from a variety of publicly available open sources using bilingual search technologies.
If you find a spelling, punctuation or any other error in the original or translation, use the "Report a problem" option or write to us.